This is a video introducing Samsung Nanum Kiosk, one of Samsung's major CSR programs.
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Samsung Nanum Kiosk
A daily donation platform where employees make donations simply by tapping their badges
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The “Samsung Nanum Kiosk” is
a daily giving platform where employees can simply tap
their employee IDs to make financial donations.
a daily giving platform where employees can simply tap
their employee IDs to make financial donations.
- Organizing Company
- Samsung Electronics (DX)
- Participating Companies
- All Samsung affiliates
Program Details
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A donation kiosk is operated at business sites, which allows employees to tap*
their employee ID cards to donate to socially disadvantaged groups-
Supports the “socially disadvantaged”** as selected
and recommended by partnering NGOs -
Each affiliate holds events where the top donor delivers
the donation directly to the beneficiary -
The program promotes a “culture of giving” through internal
recognition of the top donors and internal publicity
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Supports the “socially disadvantaged”** as selected
Each tap donates 1,000 KRW. (multiple donations allowed)
People with disabilities, single-parent/grandparent-headed households, children from low-income families with illness, etc.
Key Achievements
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As of 2024, a total of 119 kiosks are in operation across all
Samsung affiliates
(80 domestically, 39 internationally) -
This has been established as a “daily donation culture”
that can be practiced easily and without burden in the workplace
In 2015, based on a proposal from the labor-management council at Samsung Electronics’
Gumi Plant, the company created a walking trail called the “Love Sharing Road” on the company premises.
For the first time, donation kiosks were installed at walking trail exits, allowing employees to
make donations while walking.
In 2015, based on a proposal from the labor-management council at Samsung Electronics’
Gumi Plant, the company created a walking trail called the “Love Sharing Road” on the company premises.
For the first time, donation kiosks were installed at walking trail exits, allowing employees to
make donations while walking.
In 2015, based on a proposal from the labor-management council at Samsung Electronics’ Gumi Plant, the company created a walking trail called the ‘Love Sharing Road’ on
the company premises.
For the first time, donation kiosks were installed at walking trail exits, allowing employees to make donations while walking.
Employees are actively participating through special donation events involving
Nanum kiosks and by using various kiosk devices.
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Special donation during
Nanum WeekDuring the 「Nanum Week」 period in November, all employees from affiliated companies collectively support the same children through special donations via the ‘Samsung Nanum Kiosk’
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Photo booth × Samsung
Nanum KioskA ‘photo booth’ integrated ‘Nanum Kiosk’ allows
employees to tap their IDs to take instant four-cut photos
while making a donation
